Articles about Kaziranga National Park

More than 64,000 tourists have visited the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve, famed for the one-horned Indian rhinoceros, since it reopened on October 21.

The floods in Assam have claimed the lives of at least 91 people, according to the latest reports. The state has been facing devastating floods the past few weeks which have affected nearly 2.7 million people across 25 districts.

Assam has been suffering due to floods for days now. Houses are destroyed, lives have been lost and the state's battle against coronavirus is also derailed.

Boasting of majestic black stripes, sturdy built, and quiet-yet-fearsome eyes, tigers are really a work of wonder.

The hidden gem called Northeast India has been unfairly ignored by travelers for far too long.

Traveling is about exploring new places, getting some fresh air, seeing the unseen, and doing the undone.

Assam battered due to floods, found no respite on Tuesday with the death toll reaching 20. The number of people who have been affected by incessant rains touched 52 lakh, while only 1.5 lakh have been taken to relief centers.

As many as 30 out of Assam's 33 districts have been affected by floods, prompting the state government to sound a red alert on Monday.

Traveling is about exploring new places, getting some fresh air, seeing the unseen, and doing the undone.

At a time when elected representatives have made it difficult for us to have faith in them, a Congress MLA from Assam cremated the body of a poor man.

Kaziranga National Park is currently home to 2,413 one-horned rhinos, 12 more than what it had in 2015, according to the latest census of the species.

Nearly five people lost their lives and over 17 lakh remain affected as the flood situation deteriorated in Assam.

Apart from affecting tens of thousands of people, floods in the northeast have given rise to security concerns.

Three people were killed and two were reported missing after a massive landslide in Meghalaya's Ri-Bhoi district.

The government has enforced a five-year ban on BBC from shooting in any Indian animal park or wildlife sanctuary.

The National Tiger Conservation Authority has issued a show-cause notice to BBC, over their documentary on the Kaziranga National Park. The Assam government lodged a formal complaint as well.

BBC and its South Asian correspondent Justin Rowlatt have been banned from all tiger reserves in India for a period of five years.